Are you asking about the open tome? They are open all days. Best time to visit between 05:00 till 21:00. Best is to see on official web.

I was there around noon or 12:30pm. It was free. It was filled with people in prayer with a few cushions open for others ,but as a Christian,I decided to go to benches I saw on the left side. I sat there with a few other visitors who were tourists experiencing the temple. We were reverent and quiet. I stayed about 15 minutes. Some came and exited more quickly and others were there upon my arrival and as I departed.

Repasando información no he podido verificar horarios para visitar el templo. Creo que está abierto prácticamente a cualquier hora, aunque se celebran oficios en muchos momentos. En ese caso, tal y como me ocurrió a mí, lo ví desde la puerta principal y a través de los ventanales, que estaban abiertos, pudiendo escuchar los cantos de los monjes y los fieles y su gran recogimiento. Por respeto es mejor no entrar en esos momentos, aunque se ve bastante bien y se palpa el gran fervor de los fieles.

You have to make reservation in advance on their website for temple stay.The website is jogyesa.kr. You can also contact them on this website. You will find everything you need to know from this website. Hope this information helps

Yes, you can stay at the temple. There are a few all day programs but only one overnight program. You can check them all out on the temple stay website.

Hi, Marylee B: I am glad that you will have time in Seoul to visit this temple. It is open every day. There is a museum next door. Both are open to the public, and there is no cost to visit either the temple or the museum. We were there in April right before the celebration of Buddhas birthday. We got to see them decorate for the celebration. Many people brought water, food and gifts to the temple. I was offered a bottle of water. The temple has three Buddhas, and the decorations there are lovely. Enjoy your visit.